June 20, 2019 In case you missed it, we reported live from The Council’s Employee Benefits Leadership Forum (EBLF). Close to 600 industry leaders convened in Colorado Springs, Colo., to
The Council has been working on an approach to standardize the monitoring processes for agents/brokers that are considered to be third-party service providers (TPSPs) of the carriers (and vice versa) under New York’s Cybersecurity Regulation.
Justin Oliver, Senior Director, Business Development for Employee Benefits, CyberScout Ann Barron-DiCamillo, Vice President of Cyber Threat Intelligence and Incident Response at American Express
May 2, 2019 Should Zurich fail to prove any of the points in this article, NotPetya could be, in the court’s eyes, an act of criminality, or even of terrorism.
May 2, 2019 In 2017, companies worldwide, from Ukrainian banks to Danish shipping conglomerate Maersk to US companies Merck and Mondelēz, were crippled by a malware attack targeting every existing
April 4, 2019 As discussed in a previous newsletter analyzing the current cybersecurity landscape, the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) established its own standards, known as the NAIC Insurance
April 4, 2019 Global insurance broker Marsh recently announced its partnership with insurers active in the cyber insurance market, including Allianz, AXA XL, Beazley, Zurich and others. Marsh’s evaluation program
March 7, 2019 Michael Fitzpatrick, contributing editor at Leader’s Edge, sat down with Patrick Costello, a principal at Evolve MGA, to discuss how Evolve MGA is approaching the problem of
March 7, 2019 Legal use does not always equate to ethical use. Lots of things happened in 2018 that focused our attention on privacy. Facebook got everyone’s attention in March
March 7, 2019 The California Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CCPA), passed last year in California with strong bipartisan agreement, was a watershed moment in US cyber regulation. Following the example